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For my chapter, according to the bylaws, I could not smoke without crossing my legs and had to hold the cigarette in my hand the whole time rather than hang it out of my mouth. No joke. No mention of whether or not I was allowed to smoke with my legs crossed and the cigarette in my hands if were wearing letters. Debating rules like this makes no sense. If an org has a rule, nationally, then they do, and if they do not, it's just up to the chapters to decide what's best for them. End of story. Expecting every other org to follow your chapter's rules is stupid. |
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It's silly. |
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Damn, I should've QFP. :confused: |
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Stupid PNM is stupid. |
You are being very rude DrPhil, I am not in a sorority yet but I know girls around here aren't allowed to wear letters to drink even when it is the pledge class going out together.
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I can ask my neighbor, my cousins in Alabama, my mom, and all my older friends and they will say they aren't allowed to even have the letters on a key ring when they go to Beale Street or a bar across from school.
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I read the page nobody is saying it is against every sororities rules but I am saying around here atleast none of them wear letters to go out or in the sororities I know of in other states. It is a rule used more than not.
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You are all being rude, I can name the chapters at U. Memphis, my moms at U. Tenn and my cousins at North Alabama and they don't wear letters when they go out to drink. I know if more southern girls post on here they will say they don't wear letters to bars! I actually get why because you don't want the chapter associated with underage drinking and if you are 21 you want to look cute when you go out but it still is a rule that walks a fine line, if a girl does get wasted and is 18 ppl still know she is a XY. Nanners52674, I can have one of my current sorority friends get on here and tell you they don't wear letters when they go out. Your little attitude is what makes girls not want to join a sorority because you make it like it is a privilege to join and only a certain kind of girl is good enough to be you, when it is something anyone should join for a bond of friendship and fun.
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The "policy" of not allowing people to drink in letters is frequently implemented at the chapter level and is sometimes supported purely by tradition. Your experience, however, does not make it a universal fact. For many, avoiding drinking while in letters is something they choose to do, but it is not something they are required to do. Regarding the bolded, you can take your attitude and trot on back to your mama. It is my privilege to be a member. It is my privilege to have sisters. It is their privilege to have me as a member. That's how this works. "Friendship and Fun" are not in my motto. |
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ETA: I hope the OP got her topic addressed to her satisfaction. LOL. As for the other topic in this thread, I really don't understand why it's so hard for some people to grasp. Tradition isn't synonymous with "rule" and "universal." You need to know what the "rules" are for your GLO (not just for the chapters that you know about) and don't even BEGIN to hypothesize about and try to enforce the "rules" for other GLOs. |
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And if you do go through recruitment I hope your lovely know it all about greek life attitude shines through to all the chapters. |
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I SAID BOW. :rolleyes: |
You don't have to experience something to know it is a fact. I didn't experience the Titanic but I know it sank. Agzg as for points being made since no one has been to every single chapter in America it is just opinions as each of you said I have no proof these are rules you have no proof they aren't. Traditions are unspoken rules. It isn't a rule to hold the door for a women or call your teacher Mrs. Jones but we do. Atleast at U. Memphis in my next door neighbors pledge binder from fall 08 one rule is no letters when going out. It doesn't have to turn into a catty battle just because each of you think you are right.
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Here's your ball, you can take it and go home if you want. |
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Am I supposed to recognize Alumiyum's username? It's typing to me like I'm supposed to. |
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Here's two tips: 1. Take your own advice. 2. Just don't be such a rancid bitch. Go pet a kitten or something. :D PS-Taking your own advice means strapping on those big girl panties and not responding. Challenge! Can the all powerful do it? And go... |
I saw this thread bumped and my first thought was, "Ugh, hasn't this died already?"
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@Dr. Phil: Master, how can I serve you?:rolleyes: |
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Of course, I also remember at all times this is the internetz. Don't take it all so seriously. I'm sure Dr. Phil acts like an actual adult in real life, as do I. This is an internet forum...it's ok to let off some steam. |
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Your point in this thread was wrong. Maybe drinking rules are more common but smoking rules definitely are not. There's no need to get your panties in a bunch about it, though. |
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So in response to what you've written here, I'll respond twofold: -You're a bitch. You call people a bitch, therefore you are one. So, azgz, you are a bitch. I am a bitch. We are all bitches, let's sing and dance! :rolleyes: -You haven't read any of my posts, I'll guess, except the ones playing the Dr. Phil sandbox game, because your assumption of my "point" is incorrect. Though both of those ARE common "rules", "traditions", whatever you want to call them among individual chapters, that was in no way my "point" in this thread. If I get bored later I'll re-read to make sure I wasn't inordinately ambiguous in my posts, but I don't believe I was. And listen, in the interest of everyone having a good time...if you're going to get your panties in the mother of all knots, you might as well be the hall monitor for everyone on this thread who is throwing sand on the playground. I'm not the only one...come on, where's your righteous indignation at the other nasty posts in this thread? There's no satisfaction in a job half-done. Again, this is the internetz. If someone responds to your posts consistently with "you're stupid", "you're a bitch", "you're dumb" etc. and you have a little fun with it, I won't judge you for it. It's a far more enjoyable experience when you chill out. Kittens for everyone! http://savasplace.com/wp-content/upl...ing_kitten.jpg Now if that doesn't cheer you up I recommend stepping away from the computer screen. If kitties can't fix it, you're too worked up. |
A. If you're going to post to me, get my username right, thanks.
B. I have thoughts as to whose sockpuppet you may be, but I have and will continue to keep that to myself. C. I stopped reading that post once you messed up my username. Even if you hadn't messed it up, I still wouldn't have read it. EDIT PEOPLE! D. Does PINEAPPLE work on anyone else but als? |
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Geez, you are way past kittens. Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XQ1D6vW6IQ Now if that doesn't make you smile, you might be a cyborg. |
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For someone who claims not to care about "the internetz" you sure do feel like you have to go on and on about HOW you don't care and WHY you don't care and REALLY it's all messing around. The lady doth protest too much, methinks. |
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Oh, and for all the bashing of silly rushee remmie, she was correct in saying it's asinine to have rules about "OMG NO ____ IN LETTERS!" when everyone knows what group everyone is in anyway. But that's been stated approximately 20000000 times on here. |
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I'm just saying, that was the only smoking rule we had. No other chapter on campus had a similar one. |
I distinctly remember rules in our chapter bylaws that stated that we could neither drink beer out of the bottle nor walk around with a cigarette.
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